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Police say Eric See-To released on bail after probe into online post mocking Quranic verse

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 12 — Social media influencer ‘Lim Sian See’ was summoned to the Brickfields District Police Headquarters (IPD) yesterday to have his statement recorded over...

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警方称,在对Eric See-To发布嘲讽《古兰经》经文的网络帖子进行调查后,他已获准保释。

Social media influencer Lim Sian See, real name Datuk Eric See-To, was summoned to the Brickfields District Police Headquarters to provide a statement regarding an online post.

The case was later referred to Bukit Aman, and Lim was released on police bail.

Lim's post questioned the use of the word 'lighad' in a speech by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim while tabling the Supply Bill (Budget) 2027, sarcastically linking it to another term.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 12 — Social media influencer ‘Lim Sian See’ was summoned to the Brickfields District Police Headquarters (IPD) yesterday to have his statement recorded over an online post.

According to a source, Lim, whose real name is Datuk Eric See-To, was then brought to the Dang Wangi IPD at 12.45am, before the case was referred to Bukit Aman.

The source added that Lim was later released on police bail.

Lim reportedly questioned the use of the word ‘lighad’ in Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s speech when tabling the Supply Bill (Budget) 2027 in the Dewan Rakyat on Friday.

In the post, Lim questioned the term before sarcastically linking it to another word.

The word ‘lighad’, quoted from verse 18 of Surah al-Hasyr in the Quran, means tomorrow or the future. — Bernama

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